This is the second novel I have read by Janice Lynn in this series (Quilts of Valor series) and they are again just an adorable, uplifting Christmas read. I recommend this entire series!

I enjoyed reading both Morgan and Andrew’s stories- each carries their own history and have moments to overcome. Morgan has lost her risk-taking husband and Andrew wants to be a California smoke jumper (firefighter) far from their Kentucky town.

The supporting characters, especially those close to Morgan, were some of my favorite supporting characters! One of m favorite scenes was the gifting of quilts to some special veterans- so sweet. And the singers! Love them!

I recommend this one as a clean romance, and it is perfect as a cozy Christmas for those that like firefighters, veterans, and Kentucky!

Thank you to @hallmarkpublishing for my #gifted copy in exchange for my honest review!

Who doesn't love a Christmas story, this one was a joy to read. Sad in parts but mostly happy making you feel like Christmas was upon us. Loved reading this from the very first page it has been well written and one to curl up with. 5 stars and I recommend you read this and enjoy it as I have done.

Thanks to |Netgalley and publisher for this e ARC

I absolutely adored everything about this story and even though I did shed some tears at some parts, there was also plenty of humour and just plain good fun. The characters were so easy to love and I'm still giggling at some of the antics the "Butterflies" got up to:) I thoroughly enjoy Janice Lynn's style of writing.

Morgan is a single mom who has loved and lost and all she wants is to make this Christmas the best her small son has ever had. Her husband had been a daredevil who'd died while trying to save others. She prefers to stay safe and grounded which causes problems when she meets firefighter Andrew, who has a dream of becoming a smokejumper! Fighting their attraction to each other is easier said than done!! I loved the relationship between Andrew and 5 year old Greyson, absolutely adorable.

I received an ARC of this book via NetGalley and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

I enjoyed this book so much that after I finished reading it, I purchased the previous two books in the series. I enjoyed those books as well. Give me a warmhearted, all-the-feels, emotional Christmas romance set in a small town and you'll find me first in line. I know I've said this in so many of my reviews but I'll say it again....Christmas doesn't last long enough for me to read all the holiday romances released for the season so I start reading them in September. There are so many wonderful Christmas romances available, it's impossible to read all the ones I want in one season. But I try anyway.

Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope was the first book I read from this author. The story has a good reading pace and a slow development of the H/h relationship. When you meet the two protagonists in this book you'll understand why they each were so careful with protecting their hearts. Hence the reason for keeping a distance. Or at least trying to.

Both Andrew and Morgan were strong characters and while I liked them both, Morgan was a touch standoffish at first. I couldn't blame her for that, though.

The premise of the story is one that I found interesting however, because of the angsty plot, I wasn't able to predict what would happen in the end. The ending was good although, I wished there was an epilogue. I wanted to see for myself how things worked out. I hope I'll get a glimpse of their lives when/if there is another book in the series. And I can promise you that I will be looking out for that in the future.

While I received an advanced reading copy of Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope, this is my honest and unbiased review and I thank you for taking the time to read it. :)

Loved this Arc from netgalley and I recommend this book for those that love Christmas romance,and if there is going to be a movie from hallmark,you got me.
The sweet romance with Christmas smell it's more than what you need to get under a blanket with a cup of tea,dreaming of Christmas ,hope for love and sweet moments.

Wrapped up in Christmas Hope by Janice Lynn is the third in the Quilts of Valor Series. This book was written for Hallmark. That being said it would make a wonderful movie. The characters are endearing and the happily ever after ending is one we have come to expect.
The story of Morgan and Andrew is the classic romantic story of overcoming great loss and finding the ability to love again. There are many characters that have appeared in the first two books and it was great to see them again. The story exceeded my expectations.
I am happy to say that Janice Lynn has written another winning story. I am hopeful there will be another in the series.
I would like to thank Janice Lynn, Hallmark Publishing and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review

You know that feeling in finishing a book, when you take a deep breath and sigh, because you really enjoyed the story? Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope is one of those books. Morgan is a widow, and her young son, Greyson, has had a tough time since his father passed away. Morgan has decided to move back to Pine Hill, Kentucky with Greyson and move in with her grandmother for the time being. Morgan hopes to be able to give Greyson a great Christmas. Becoming a firefighter is Greyson’s dream, and he makes friends with Firefighter Andrew at a school holiday program. Morgan has sworn off having a relationship with anyone, but she’s having a tough time avoiding her attraction to Andrew. She finds that things don’t always work out as planned. Sometimes, they’re even better, and plans change.
This story is a lovely message wrapped in love and hope and moving forward. I also loved that volunteer work, and Quilts of Valor, is a prominent part of the story line. Wrapped Up In Christmas Hope is the third book in Janice Lynn’s Wrapped Up in Christmas series. I look forward to reading the first two books.

Loved reading this book and author. If you haven't read this book yet I highly recommend doing so. Love Christmas stories

What a sweet story. I love the relationship that Morgan has with Greyson. It was so fun being there with them as Greyson experienced several firsts. I really enjoyed these characters. They are such loving and giving people. Who wouldn’t want to be part of a group like the Butterflies? I love them! Come join Morgan and Andrew as they figure out what direction their lives are supposed to take and have a good time with all the great activities you’ll get to be a part of. I love our veterans and there is information about The Healing Quilt of Valor and Quilts of Valor Foundation. I received this book from NetGalley, but my opinion is my own.

Wow. This book truly surprised me. It was like a Hallmark movie, but even better! Morgan has brought her son, Greyson, back home after the death of her husband. What she finds is love in Andrew, a local firefighter.
This is a perfect book for the Christmas season. I hope to see a sequel! Thank you, to Hallmark publishers & Netgalley for this e-Arc :)

There is Christmas Hope for You
USA Today best-selling author Janice Lynn presents another book in her "Quilt of Valor! Series entitled "Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope", published by Hallmark Publishing. Young widowed single mom Morgan Morris wants a stable life in Pine Hill, Kentucky for herself and her son Greyson. Greyson has not smiled for a couple of years since his dad died. Firefighter Andrew Scott is able to built a relationship with Greyson which is a challenge for Morgan since Greyson is crazy about him but Andrew is not interested in a commitment. Andrews goal is to train as a smoke jumper in California but how will he deal with his growing attraction to Morgan?
This was the third book by Janice Lynn which I read. I really enjoyed it with it's realistic, believable, strong and charming characters. It is a heartwarming story, a clean romance and a relaxing and enjoyable read, but it also touches at the topic of PTSD and the horror of war. I highly recommend it to all readers who love Christmas romances novels. Once again, Hallmark Publishing included one of their special recipes, this time the one for Lemon chicken Scallopini as well as the link to "The Healing Quilt of Valor Pattern."
The complimentary copy of this book was provided by the publisher through NetGalley free of charge. I was under no obligation to offer a positive review. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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I have been glued to anything Janice Lynn writes. I was thrilled to see another book in this series. What a warm and sweet Christmas tale. If you enjoy this one, I encourage you to get a copy of her other novels. They will put you in the cozy, winter spirit and leave your heart a little happier. Thank you to NetGalley and Hallmark Publishing for a copy of this book for an honest review.

Every time I read a book in this series it makes me want to quilt. I have a few started just need to kick to get started again. I love the idea of getting together and making something so special.
Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope, is such a sweet inspirational Christmas romance novel. The highlight for me was Rosie's wedding. All of the things that she kept adding. I was thinking hopefully the money doesn't run out. Talk about an over the top wedding.

I loved the continuation of Janice Lynn's series about Pine Hill. 'Wrapped Up in Christmas' features young widow Morgan and her son Greyson, who after losing their husband and father move to Pine Hill to be near Morgan's grandparents. Andrew is a firefighter who has plans to leave and take on the dangerous job of parachuting into forest fires. Andrew meets Greyson during a Christmas visit to his school and instantly becomes becomes Greyson's idol. Andrew is kind and loving to the young child but fights attraction to his mother as he overhears her lamenting dangerous and risk-taking choices for which she lost her husband. There is a slow unfolding of their relationship as each softly and subtlety learn and grow together in love. There is not the usual, epiphany ending to books, but rather a realistic and heartfelt growth and understanding that was heartwarming. I highly recommend this book and Janice Lynn's entire Pine Hill series.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.

I received Wrapped Up in Christmas Hope as part of a NetGalley giveaway.

Morgan is living with her grandparents and raising her young son Greyson in Pine Hill, Kentucky, after the death of her husband two years earlier. When firefighter Andrew makes a visit to Greyson's classroom, the adults feel an instant attraction. But both Morgan and Andrew have very different plans for their respective futures. Can some Christmas magic change their minds?

This was a nice holiday romance to experience as the seasons begin to change! I appreciate the slow burn pace of Morgan and Andrew's relationship. I also really liked that the small town was shown to be a pleasant place but not idealized to the point where the characters must stay there in order to be happy--in fact, there are plans to leave it by book's end. It's a nice touch of realism in what's usually a very fantasy-based genre. Very cute, sweet little read.

Wrapped up in Christmas Hope by Janice Lynn is a Hallmark publication. So it was easy to fall in love with this story.
Morgan has brought her son, Greyson, back home after the death of her husband Trey. Morgan was not looking for any kind of relationship. She just wanted to start her life over, staying with her grandparents until she could get settled in her new job and buy a house.

Andrew has a dream. He has always wanted to be a firefighter. After attaining that goal he desires to be a smoke jumper. Fighting fires in forests by parachuting into the fires. He has purposed to never date a single Mom. Too much of a risk. But when he meets Greyson at a school function and then meets his Mom, Andrew is instantly drawn in.

Quilters will be delighted to know that Quilts of Valor are some of main activities that are mentioned in this story. The attraction between Andrew and Morgan is hard to ignore. Yet they both know it would never work. Five year old Greyson is the connecting glue. Andrew is Greyson's hero in every way. The secondary characters add a lot of charm and interest to the story. Sophie and Cole found each other in a previous book, but they are an intricate part of this story.

This is such a lovely story. I wonder if Isabelle will be next?

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from Hallmark Publishing and NetGalley. All views expressed are my honest opinion.

Morgan and her son went through the tragedy of losing the man they loved, her husband and his father, she recently lost her job as well. So with nothing to lose they moved back to Pine Hill to live with her grandparents and to give Greyson the Christmas he has missed out on for the past two years.

While at school Greyson's kindergarten class has the local fireman and Santa come to visit. Greyson's wish when he grows up is to be a firefighter. He automatically starts to hero worship Andrew.

This is a cute story that I really enjoyed about overcoming your fears and anxieties and going after what you want so badly. Really enjoyed the story and think you will too.

Janice Lynn brings us Andrew and Morgan. Morgan has brought her son after the death of her husband back home where she grew up. Morgan is not interesting in dating anyone, especially not someone who is drawn to danger like her husband. Andrew is a local fireman with big dreams of fighting wildfires. He has a rule of not dating single moms and not getting serious with anyone. But they are instantly drawn to each other.

Will they still fight their attraction? Or, will they let themselves go and be with one another? Can this turn into something more or will their reservations keep them apart?

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I would like to thank NetGalley and Kensington Books for this privilege.

Morgan, a young widow with a 5 year old, moves back to town to be with and near her grandparents. Meeting firefighter Andrew was a plus. She fights it, since she doesn't want to be attracted to another adrenaline junkie, and he wants to be friends, but not too serious since he wants to go to fire jumping school. I enjoyed this one, and getting back to old character friends; At times though I did find both of their arguments a bit thin, but HEA is in the works. Would recommend.

This book follows my expectations for a Hallmark book perfectly. It is a romance, we know we are going to get a happily ever after ending and the characters are perfectly too good. Both Andrew and Morgan have some stuff to get over and I feel like Morgan is giving up a lot of her personal comfort zone in order to have a relationship. I feel some discomfort about that personally, because I'm a worrier and wouldn't be able to take living with someone who is in danger all the time. I hope Morgan can take it.
Greyson is pretty adorable and I love that he and Andrew bonded so quickly. And I loved the Grandmothers and their butterfly friends as busy-body matchmakers. And I loved John and his wisdom. Pretty much we can love all the characters.
Basically, if you love Hallmark romances you'll enjoy this book.

No sex, language or violence
*I received a complimentary ARC of this book through NetGalley and voluntarily chose to review it.